Desegregation Orders Face Florida School Officials
A federal judge ordered use of the states pupil assignment law to end segregation in rural Hillsborough and Volusia counties with Oct 30 deadlines for school boards to file plans. Dade County earlier began voluntary integration, while Manatee Junior College in Bradenton will enroll its first three black students this term.
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Associated Press
Florida
Jackaville
Tampa
Day Leach
Hillsborough
Manatee Junior Collge
Bradenton
Dan- Alle
Federal District Court
A. J. Dunlap
Remoke
Danville
Citizens Coun
Columbia
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Union strike in Norco tensions rise over job safety
A union spokes man accuses Sin of reckless disregard as picket lines form near Norco. About 950 workers are involved as the strike continues with threats of peaceful protest. Company spokes men deny claims and say layoffs affect skilled tradesmen while job security remains in dispute.
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NORCO
Simon
Ponting Aet
Muslims Held For Assault On Girl
Two Black Muslims, Tommy Gladner and Canary Terry, are held without bond in St. Clair County awaiting an inquest into the death of Jeannie Exum, a 17 year old found strangled with a concrete block in Centerville. Authorities plan possible murder and accessory charges. the suspects admitted threats against the girl for being with a white man.
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Belleville
UPI
Tommy Gladner
Canary Terry
St. Clair County
Centerville
Nor ‘Ville Hickman
Jean
Snsects
Miss Exum T
Gladner
New Teacher Appointed by Madison Parish School Board
At the August meeting the Madison Parish School Board accepted the resignation of Mrs. Georgia Savoie and named Mrs. Margarete ANSI to replace her. The board granted maternity leave to Mrs. Faye Holloway Mrs. Valerie Kimbell and Mrs. Mary Clark.
Registration Of Bikes Set
Tallulah residents may bring motorcycles and bicycles to Tallulah Elementary School on Saturday from 9 a m to noon for inspection and registration led by Police Chief James E Rogan.
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Tallulah
James E. Rogan
Mail heist nets 1.5 million record in Boston area
A machine gun hijack last week in West Lynn tied up 14 customers and 10 clerks as two masked bandits stole money from a U S mail truck and later commandeered a laundry truck. Investigators identified suspects nicknamed Buster and Tony. One officer was shot during a pursuit and a former Post Office contractor was questioned by FBI and postal authorities. The case unfolds amid changes to mail escort procedures and congressional inquiries. University of New Mexico wins Skyline golf title for the sixth straight year with Jerry Truax leading the Pack.
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Boston
Michael J. Cullinane
West Lynn
Henry Steadman
Buster
Tony
Boston Herald
Cape Cod
FBI
Post Office
J. Edward Day
James S. Kelleher
Kelleher
Denver
Colo
William F. White
New England
Washington
Fire at West Monroe Front Store Leaves Man Critical
Vance Harrelson Jr. a 21 year old West Monroe resident remained in critical condition after suffering third degree burns covering about 73 percent of his body. The blaze at the Oil and Gas Company fuel reef led to a hazardous gas flare and an explosion. Fire crews fought the fire near three hours as traffic was detoured.
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West Monroe
Vance Harrelson, Jr
Track For Oil and Gas Company
St. Francis Hospital
In Memory Remembrance Flowers by Wire Service
Short remembrance notice lists flower prices 5 7 50 10 15 and notes Marys Flower Shop offering wire service for memorials.
Fire causes damage and injuries at Lakeshore Drive
Later in the afternoon a third fire caused extensive damage and minor burns to an elderly African American man at 526 Lakeshore Drive while he prepared an oil and gas mixture for the lawn.
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Lakeshore Drive
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Mary's Flower Shop
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